Sentence examples for achievements founded from inspiring English sources

But his achievements, founded in terrorism, much like the late Israeli prime minister, Menachem Begin, have been extraordinary.

The three main participants in the 1967 symposium were Ping-Nie Pao, a specialist in the treatment of schizophrenics, John S. Kafka, whose interests lay in the experience of time and reality in mentally ill patients, and Edward Podvoll who, among other achievements, founded the Windhorse Project, an experimental psychiatric community.

After Game Six, he said he was born to do this kind of thing — and the legends that will grow about his career playoff achievements are founded on an immense rock of solid evidence.

In addition to his theoretical achievements, Steinitz founded an important tradition: his triumph over the leading German master Johannes Zukertort in 1886 is regarded as the first official World Chess Championship.

They supported him not just because he promised to make Russia strong, but also because he was seen to have brought stability and rising living standards after the chaos and ruin of the 1990s.However, this achievement was founded almost entirely on oil and gas prices, which have climbed fivefold since 1999.

And what achievements - he founded the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1960 and ran the National Theatre for 15 years.

Techno-parks are built to imitate the achievements of garage founded companies such as Apple.

Achievement Specialists was founded in 1997 by Curly Martin (speaker, coach, trainer and author).

In McDougall's mordant rendering, it was "the climactic achievement of the republic founded in 1776" because it exposed the notion of a peaceful democracy sharing its gifts with the world to be "a pretentious fraud".

Amongst other achievements, Robert co-founded and led software development for two pioneering private-sector humanitarian technology teams, first at Groove Networks, and later as Lead Architect for Microsoft Humanitarian Systems.

Sixtus' greatness is founded on his achievements in reforming the central administration of the church.